Orange County

If a natural disaster damages a sufficient number of homes, developers look for opportunities to deliver more housing to the market, but there are obstacles, First American's Mark Fleming tells GlobeSt.com.

As the industry consolidates, it is moving away from the individual practitioner office that was historically housed in woody walk-up facilities and toward product that is consistent with health systems' brand, Meridian's John Pollock tells GlobeSt.com.

The NAHB has begun to lobby Washington for something desperately needed: a guest-worker program to help fill in some of the demand for construction workers—but can it be done? Landmark Capital Advisors' Adam Deermount weighs in.

The entrepreneurial nature of family offices, private-equity groups and high-net-worth individuals makes them less risk averse than institutional investors, but value-add retail opportunities are now few and far between, CBRE's Arthur Flores tells GlobeSt.com.

Universities often want their new structure to adopt the same style as the existing buildings while still looking like a new facility—a tough task for architects on these projects, Snyder Langston's Jason Rich tells GlobeSt.com.

A combination of commuting patterns, access to key educated employees and newly built real estate has made the decision for companies to locate in this submarket an easy one, NKF's Jay Nugent tells GlobeSt.com.

According to a RETS Associates survey, Silicon Valley, Orange County and San Francisco boasted the highest wage growth for real estate analysts in the country this year. Kent Elliott weighs in on why.

While the online marketplace is a viable option or platform for marketing and transacting certain assets, there will always be a need for boots on the ground to assist in asset sales, C&W's Eric Paulsen tells GlobeSt.com.